Sentence examples for it in common from inspiring English sources

Mainlanders always knew that St. Kilda was there, and to describe its people as uncontacted is hyperbole so why does it, in common with other abandoned places and lost or threatened cultures, arouse such fascination?

This review describes the origins and principles of this instrument, the novel applications that led to the keratometer's continued resurgences over its nearly 250-year history, and the modern devices that have borrowed its basic principles and are beginning to replace it in common clinical practice.

Mainlanders always knew that St. Kilda was there, and to describe its people as uncontacted is hyperbole — so why does it, in common with other abandoned places and lost or threatened cultures, arouse such fascination?

I'm just happy to see it in common use".

Nonetheless, it, in common with other Pakistani schools, regularly gets overlooked in the important international rankings.

We are a small community and this is our private retreat — we pay dearly for it in common charges.

He favors investing in renewable energy but puts it in common-sense terms: Who wouldn't want their children to inherit a livable planet?

What does it hold in common with its audience?

What it has in common with the Honda is its sense of execution.

"That's what all those who talk about liberalism and support it have in common".

Having money removed daily gives it something in common with a New York taxpayer.